Yes, I'm adding more Christmas class projects. Everyone here seems to plan way in advance to make things for Christmas. When you think about it, there is about 4 1/2 months left! Yikes! This class is scheduled for the beginning of October.
This project is a Christmas decor item that can be placed on the mantel, sofa table, sidebar/buffet, dining table, or in an office at home or work, can be given to someone that no longer can put a tree up, someone in a nursing home, to a friend that just loves Christmas decor, a grand-child that wants something 'Christmasy' of their own, in their own space; and list goes on and on.
You'll be surprised that there is only one photo from me today! Me, who usually has a gazillion photos! I won't keep you waiting any longer. Here it is.
Takes longer to make this than you think! I really like the wooden spools.
This is what I used to make this set.
10 1/4" x 12 " wood dowels trimmed to various sizes, 10 wood spools, Teresa Collins Christmas Cottage 6 x 6 pad (2012), My Favorite Things Star STAX Die-Namics, By The Letters Uppercase Die-Namics, Martha Stewart Alpine Snowflake punch, Spellbinder's Poinsettia, 1/2" wood buttons, 7/8" grosgrain ribbon, 7/8" jingle bells, Star Dust Stickles, Gold Stickles, Tim Holtz Brushed Corduroy ink pad and blending tool, Mini-Bowdabra & gold wire, Bazzill Kraft & Beeswax cardstocks, and a brown journaling pen.
Thank you for coming by today for a peek. I would love to know where else one could display this greeting, beside what I listed before above, so let me know.
Happy papercrafting!
2 comments:
So clever! Love it!
I was so delighted with this project! when I saw it
in your gallery @ SB.com!
I had to follow the link to your blog here:)
FABulous work~
I was thinking, it could go in my dining room window! instead
of the usual line of candles ; j
Thank you for the inspiration; I think I am
now officially hooked on your blog! LOL
Inspired by and love your work!
~~Karen (aka roosterhead designs @ SB.com)
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